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Message:: [QUOTE="BooksB4Coins, post: 3104255, member: 36230"]Not real sharp, are you, Jay? Go back and read post 10 as that's where you took issue with the Potter reference, but perhaps you haven't yet figured this out in your rush to spew idiocy. The "Strike it Rich" thing should have been an easy and obvious clue if only you bothered to read more, post less, or simply learned how to Google. Others understood it, but I'll be damned if I have to explain something so simple to someone like you. You're clearly capable of spewing, so you're also capable of investing the few necessary seconds to figure this one out and is really that simple. The variety sites (Variety Vista, Wexler's, etc) do not promote such coins as a path to easy riches and/or knowingly misinform, but simply provide pertinent educational information for the reader to use as they see fit. This is vastly different from suggesting to the uninitiated that there's a mountain of cash out there for the easy taking and all in order to get clicks and subscribers like much of YouTube. This isn't to say all "channels" are the same and is why I specifically addressed the "clowns", but this too seems too difficult for you to understand. The real issue here should be slowly becoming more clear, even to you, but I doubt it. You keep claiming the whole of YouTube only repeats what is known and/or claimed elsewhere, but have you bothered to confirm this? Obviously not and you clearly haven't followed threads when such things have been discussed and examples of BS misinformation were provided both in context and to the very people misled by it. This is verifiable evidence, Jay; not baseless conjecture, "selective memory", or whatever other asininity you can muster. This is what the very people coming here to ask the type of questions addressed by the OP tell us, by which I mean those of us who actually take the time to try to help such people and/or those willing to educate themselves before preaching. I've also directly addressed the misinformation contained in a number of videos posted by a few of the more popular channels; this too is verifiable and has absolutely NOTHING to do with TPGs or auction houses, both of which have been around for a long time and long before this rush to pocket change riches became commonplace. Of course you've already admitted your ignorance and likely cannot identify such misinformation, so it's easier to hide behind delusions than it is to educate or involve yourself in the very threads being addressed. This, unfortunately, is in large part is why we're at this lowly point. As it stands now you're no better than the rest of the idiots promoting assumption as fact and misleading others in the process. Suggesting to others that YouTube as a whole is some innocuous place where only solid info abounds is beyond pitiful. Bravo, Jay! You should be very proud. The more drivel you post the clearer it becomes that you may be the very thing you accuse me of being: angry. Can't afford what you would like to own, Jay? Too bad, buddy; that's life, but it isn't the TPG's or auction house's fault. Perhaps you should blame people who've done better in life and are able to pay up for what they want. After all, this is usually how collectible markets work. Still, maybe you should get ahold of Detecto if you need someone to commiserate with. He, like you, has a tendency to whine and blame others for his own shortcomings, so you'll certainly get along just peachy. Or maybe, just maybe, you'll finally figure out that in large part we're talking about two different things and stems from the fact you thought it wise to counter what you didn't understand.[/QUOTE]

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